Anejo #46 (with a small bit of mold under the cedar :smiley7:) and a Bolivar Belicoso Fino from 2001.
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Anejo #46 (with a small bit of mold under the cedar :smiley7:) and a Bolivar Belicoso Fino from 2001.
Perdomo Sumatra Imperial:smiley3:
I have a bunch of these.
Wonderful cigar, especially after drinking.:smiley41:
Diplomaticos #5, the first that I have had, and very nice, mild and easy for a tired old man.
JM's Dominican
What did you think of it? I found them a tad mild for my tastes, but a decent cigar nonetheless.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDurrani
Graycliff G2 Robusto.
Yeah, it was a little on the milder side for my taste, prefer a more full-bodied cigar, but a decent smoke overall. It was punched (my first time smoking a cigar punched) but I def. prefer cutting.Quote:
Originally Posted by drew_goring
It's been a busy day...
RASCC on the way to work
RASCC at lunch
Monte mini at a coffee break
Cohiba Secretos Maduro 5 on the way home
Later...
RASCC on the way to a late meeting and another RASCC on the way home.
The Cohiba Secretos was pretty bloody nice but, at 150% of the price of an RASCC, it's not going to replace them as my go to smoke... not yet anyway.
Sitting on the patio with an SLR Petit Corona and a bottle of Super Bock, Damn Good.
One of those 93 rated Tat's & a CAO MX2.